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When you're looking to make a change in your life, whether it's leaving the classroom or really anything else, it can feel completely overwhelming once you’ve decided to change. What do you do? You have plenty of options, but here’s what might not be obvious: having these moments is actually how we find our way to our next chapter.
On today’s episode, I explain the meaning of one of my favorite phrases, “the only way out is through.” We all know you learn though doing it, but if you look back at your struggles, there’s more lessons that you might not recognize right away. I’m here to convince you that when times get tough, it’s time to embrace the struggle.
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